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Congressional Black Caucus Chair Joyce Beatty arrested at Senate office building...

Police arrested Congressional Black Caucus chair, Joyce Beatty, on Thursday afternoon after she led pro-voting rights protesters into a Senate office building. Beatty, the chair...

Fatal flooding in western Germany and neighbouring countries

Flooding in Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg has caused devastation At least 58 people have died in parts of western Germany amid heavy rains and flooding,...

Clapping doesn’t pay the bills: Most home care jobs offer less...

Home care workers - who risked their lives throughout the coronavirus pandemic - have been left struggling to clothe their children, feed their families,...
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More than one million children from key worker families living in...

Study finds more than one in five children of workers employed in the frontline of the pandemic live below breadline The report, produced by Landman...

Tory rebels threaten to vote down foreign aid cuts: Government threatened...

Up to 50 Tory MPs join opposition parties in expressing concern about cuts to UK’s aid budget Boris Johnson has called the bluff of rebel...

Tory MP Natalie Elphicke is forced into grovelling climbdown after saying...

Tory backbencher was forced to backtrack today after a horrific own goal attack on England star Marcus Rashford over his missed Euro 2020 penalty. Dover MP Natalie Elphicke suggested...
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There is no contradiction between patriotism and socialism

We need to articulate socialist patriotism a genuine love of our country and its people — in opposition to the militarism and imperialism. As we...
Blair Bush war criminals

Afghanistan: Jeremy Corbyn called for an inquiry into the decisions to...

Surely this was not the UK's exit strategy from a 20-year conflict. Jeremy Corbyn along with a number of cross-party MPs including former soldier and...

How tax can shape society if we understand modern monetary theory

Forward Prof Andrew Baker of Sheffield University and “anti-poverty campaigner and tax expert” Prof Richard Murphy were awarded the Cambridge University Press Award for...

‘Six months to live’ rule for dying people to claim benefits...

The Special Rules for Terminal Illness will be reformed from next year in a victory for campaigners Terminally ill people with less than a year...

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Paul Knaggs
Editor and founder of The Heartlands Tribune. Independent journalist and political commentator covering British politics, democracy, civil liberties, working-class communities and public ownership.